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people were caught short the euro, meaning they had to buy the euro to cover their short positions. that propelled euro higher, to a figure of 1.3588 today, was the high. it will continue the momentum up. there aren't a lot of people at this point willing to stand in front of the trade and also because people missed the trade, they're going to try to jump in on this momentum and try to catch some of this revenue now. i'd like to be long at 1.3550. i'd like to target 1.3750 and just put a stop on 1.3450, a short-term trade. >> amelia, see you friday for "money in motion". time not for pops and drops. we kick it off with a drop for u.s. steam, down 4%. steve? >> really feels like everyone's throwing the kitchen sink at u.s. steel. everyone is so negative in the space. it's really the china trade for me. i don't think it's going to be that bad. i'd be a buyer. >> dr horton, a drop today, 3%. dan? >> after being up 12% yesterday on better than expected earnings. making new five-year high highs. they are going to have $7 million in debt. just take a little bit of that move. >> a pop for
people were caught short the euro, meaning they had to buy the euro to cover their short positions. that propelled euro higher, to a figure of 1.3588 today, was the high. it will continue the momentum up. there aren't a lot of people at this point willing to stand in front of the trade and also because people missed the trade, they're going to try to jump in on this momentum and try to catch some of this revenue now. i'd like to be long at 1.3550. i'd like to target 1.3750 and just put a stop...
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so the worst, in my opinion, is over for the euro. the euro has come down quite a bit over the last couple of days. but i think that here around 1:30, we are seeing value point in the euro. this year we will probably see a little bit of recovery in the global economy. so i think by the end of this year we will see the euro dollar between the 133 to 135 region. that's yi think that current levels kind of get long euros. >> you think the fed is not as serious about slowing down qe3s might have been suggested yesterday. >> i think they are having the discussions. i want it rule out the possibility of them ruling out qe3. if that happens, it won't be until we see a stronger u.s. recovery. at that point, i think you will see improvements in the eurozone which will help the euro. so at the enend of the day, i think the federal may have qe2, but it may come a at time when it is more after risk on move that drives euros rather than u.s. policy. >> thank you as wuls for joininging us on cnbc, kathy lien. at scottrade, you won't just find us on
so the worst, in my opinion, is over for the euro. the euro has come down quite a bit over the last couple of days. but i think that here around 1:30, we are seeing value point in the euro. this year we will probably see a little bit of recovery in the global economy. so i think by the end of this year we will see the euro dollar between the 133 to 135 region. that's yi think that current levels kind of get long euros. >> you think the fed is not as serious about slowing down qe3s might...
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france they are going to end up out of the euro there's no doubt about it u.k. should have a different relationship with it politically but thank god we're not in the euro shores so this politically do you think that relationship with the european union though should be changed or could britain be making a mistake by cutting off its ties altogether losing its membership. no the present european community structure is of elite history and has no longer taking any concern of the of the the political interests and reactions of the people surveyed up it's not just the u.k. it's the people of france is the people of poland it's the people of ireland until they were deceived it's all the peoples of europe they want a new relationship in the political structure professor thank you very much indeed thanks for joining us live there professor rodney shakespeare joining us live there in london. israel has issued two hundred tenders for new housing in the west bank a settlement watchdog group has issued a report saying the government is deliberately using construction in vi
france they are going to end up out of the euro there's no doubt about it u.k. should have a different relationship with it politically but thank god we're not in the euro shores so this politically do you think that relationship with the european union though should be changed or could britain be making a mistake by cutting off its ties altogether losing its membership. no the present european community structure is of elite history and has no longer taking any concern of the of the the...
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skeptics fear that david cameron won't go far enough with his demands while euro kratz say he's gone too far already there's reports he risks upsetting everybody. when the prime minister first became leader of the conservative party he said the biggest problem was that they spent far too much of their time banging on about europe i see glad those days are over i. think countdowns as the prime minister prepares to deliver a landmark speech on europe but with warring factions in his own policy growing euro skeptic sentiment in the u.k. and his increasingly unimpressed european counterparts to pay and the pressure result is the struggling right now on this issue up till now i think he has he hasn't given us a clear message a clear point on the e.u. and the u.k.'s relationship with it i think has been for a number of factors whether it be the world economy whether be the economy or whether it be his own backbenchers so widely expected that the prime minister will pledge a major european treaty with vision included in that would be a clawing back of how it's the british in key areas. that
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warring factions in his own policy growing euro skeptic sentiment in the u.k. and his increasingly unimpressed european counterparts to appease and the pressure is on if he's struggling right now on this issue up till now i think he has he hasn't given a clear message a clear standpoint on the notion of intent for the government on the e.u. and the u.k.'s relationship with it i think has been for a number of factors whether it be the world economy whether be the economy or whether it be it's his own backbenchers now widely expected that the prime minister will pledge a major european treaty with vision included in that would be a clawing back house to britain in key areas such as economic and social laws that govern labor and pretty thing in criminal justice with the need that british membership in the e.u. would then be put to the country's citizens in a referendum and after the next general election i think you've really got to. really painted himself into a corner where he's got to have a referendum after an election and he will try a skillful politician if
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that helps gives the euro a bit of a lift at 1.40.65. dollar/yep, more profit taking after hitting that 29-month high on friday. euro/dollar, we dipped below 1.30. 1.3116 is where we stand at the moment. that's why we are in european trade. rejoining us with a look at the asian trade, li sixuan in singapore. >> thank you, ross. most asian markets finished in the red following a week gain on wall street. the nikkei ending nearly 11% lower. this despite the new prime minister stepping up his call for easing yet again. exporters extended losses. sharp shares jumped after the tvmaker forecasted better than expected operating profits for the december quarter. in china, the shanghai composite slipped by .4%. property counters were the big loserses. and the hang seng shed almost 1% today. ping an shares fell more than 4% after news that the china development bank is reconsidering the sale of shares in ping an shares. china pacific insurance sharply lover after u.s. carlyle group sold its remaining stake in the company. in taiwan, htc lost groun
that helps gives the euro a bit of a lift at 1.40.65. dollar/yep, more profit taking after hitting that 29-month high on friday. euro/dollar, we dipped below 1.30. 1.3116 is where we stand at the moment. that's why we are in european trade. rejoining us with a look at the asian trade, li sixuan in singapore. >> thank you, ross. most asian markets finished in the red following a week gain on wall street. the nikkei ending nearly 11% lower. this despite the new prime minister stepping up...
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financial of forty's warned the rise of the euro is threatening the economy so it is possible it will be deliberately dropped meanwhile across the atlantic the united states has been printing blocks for the last five years to support of markets but that also makes the dollars cheaper in washington has been looking over the shoulder and china which holds the majority of u.s. foreign debt and beijing is also accused of holding back the u. one reason why they do that is the one currency is dropped at the export becomes cheaper making the country more competitive obviously that's not greeted with applause by its competitors other countries which we tallied by dropping the very currencies so it's like a domino effect and the last time a major currency war happened was during the great depression in the one nine hundred thirty s. which resulted in a slowdown of international trade and all was part of the lead up to world war two but that's not all if we explore to become cheaper imports become more expensive so ordinary citizens can buy a less imported goods and traveling abroad traveling a
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partners and euro skeptics had hard david cameron is planning to overhaul ties with the union have to say he's not happy with certain aspects of the relationship while he still admits he doesn't want to break away from the union under risk upsetting e.u. leaders but as first reports now cameron may ultimately disappoint everyone his troubles to please. when the prime minister first became leader of the conservative party he said the biggest problem was that they spent far too much of their time banging on about europe i glad those days are over i. think countdowns as the prime minister protests to deliver a landmark speech on europe that was warring factions in his own policy growing euro skeptic sentiment in the u.k. and his increasingly unimpressed european counterparts to appease and the pressure is on is he's struggling right now on this issue up till now i think he has he hasn't given us a clear message a clear standpoint on the notion of intent for the government on the e.u. and the u.k.'s relationship with it i think has been for a number of factors whether it be the world econ
partners and euro skeptics had hard david cameron is planning to overhaul ties with the union have to say he's not happy with certain aspects of the relationship while he still admits he doesn't want to break away from the union under risk upsetting e.u. leaders but as first reports now cameron may ultimately disappoint everyone his troubles to please. when the prime minister first became leader of the conservative party he said the biggest problem was that they spent far too much of their time...
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financial authorities warn the rise of the euro is threatening the economy so it is possible it will be deliberately dropped meanwhile across the atlantic the united states has been printing blocks for the last five years to support the markets but that also makes the dollar cheaper in washington has been looking over the shoulder and china which was the majority of u.s. foreign debt and reading is also accused of holding back the u. one reason why they do that is the one currency is dropped at the export becomes cheaper making the country more competitive obviously that's not greeted with applause by its competitors other countries which we tallied by dropping the very currencies so it's like a domino effect and the last time a major currency war happened was during the.
financial authorities warn the rise of the euro is threatening the economy so it is possible it will be deliberately dropped meanwhile across the atlantic the united states has been printing blocks for the last five years to support the markets but that also makes the dollar cheaper in washington has been looking over the shoulder and china which was the majority of u.s. foreign debt and reading is also accused of holding back the u. one reason why they do that is the one currency is dropped at...
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clearly the euro has not backed off its really even though the euro yen came with it. euro puts in new highs, bumping up against 135. i would say because the politicians in europe, specifically the central bank, keeps saying it's okay to strengthen, let's go with that. >> okay. so what levels are we talking about here for a good trade? >> so last friday on the show, we said buy euros at 12435. that's working out great. i'm trying to put in a momentum trade for you momentum traders. buy a break at 135, by 1.3510. leave a stop at 13475 and look for 13610 on the upside. tomorrow, weedman speaks, a strong ad hoc proponent of the euro. you have positive risks if we start to go up and i love it for a trade. >> andy, great stuff. that's why we have you on. >> all right, scott. >> you can see much more currency trading on money in motion. that is every friday at 5:30 p.m. eastern time. when you, the the viewers, ask, we deliver here on halftime with trades on four stocks that lit up my twitter feed. halliburtonon, timber, vale, plum correct. >> halliburtonon, energy. we want t
clearly the euro has not backed off its really even though the euro yen came with it. euro puts in new highs, bumping up against 135. i would say because the politicians in europe, specifically the central bank, keeps saying it's okay to strengthen, let's go with that. >> okay. so what levels are we talking about here for a good trade? >> so last friday on the show, we said buy euros at 12435. that's working out great. i'm trying to put in a momentum trade for you momentum traders....
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austerity measures and so on the euro group by seven percent in the last six months so it is possible that you will start dropping it also now the united states has been printing bucks for the last five years to support the markets but that also makes the dollar cheaper washington has been looking over the shoulder at china which holds the majority of u.s. foreign debt and b. jing is also accused of holding back its currency the reason why they do that is when a currency is dropped to the export becomes cheaper it makes the country more compact comparable but it isn't applauded by other countries which me retaliate by dropping very currencies so it's kind of like a domino effect but the last time a major currency war happened was during the great depression era in the one nine hundred thirty s. which resulted in a slowdown of international trade and all was part of the lead up to world war two but that's not all if the exports become cheaper the imports become more expensive so ordinary people buy less and when they travel abroad that's more expensive as the world so basically that ki
austerity measures and so on the euro group by seven percent in the last six months so it is possible that you will start dropping it also now the united states has been printing bucks for the last five years to support the markets but that also makes the dollar cheaper washington has been looking over the shoulder at china which holds the majority of u.s. foreign debt and b. jing is also accused of holding back its currency the reason why they do that is when a currency is dropped to the...
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. >> the euro crisis banks, the ones in big trouble, the ones that citi deals with and jpmorgan deals with and wells fargo stories, these are recovering big time. look at the performance there today, up 4% as a group across the board. >> what happens if rates start moving up? what happens if mortgage rates start moving up? what happens if this housing push we've got starts to settle out? >> it will happen but not right now. >> if morgan start to tick up, you'll see a lot of people on the sidelines running out to get a mortgage. >> where you really make good money is there will be consolidation with the smaller banks. there's too much capacity, the big banks are shedding them and now with cost increase on a regulatory standpoint, consolidation lower level. >> let's do the pops and drops now. what's popping sntoday? >> we look for supervalu. >> murph? >> molycorp. >> i don't see any reason to jump in in. >> aerpostale? >> the problem with the story is you have a new merchandise manager and her stuff doesn't hit the line until back to school. you have probably some dead money for the nex
. >> the euro crisis banks, the ones in big trouble, the ones that citi deals with and jpmorgan deals with and wells fargo stories, these are recovering big time. look at the performance there today, up 4% as a group across the board. >> what happens if rates start moving up? what happens if mortgage rates start moving up? what happens if this housing push we've got starts to settle out? >> it will happen but not right now. >> if morgan start to tick up, you'll see a lot...
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even with the strength we have seen in the euros. that lets you know there is still some weakness here in the gold market. we are seeing profit taking pretty much across the board in metals complex. but another factor that may be contributing to the fact that we are seeing some weakness in gold is that traders are favoring platinum particularly this week going into 2013. looking at the white industrial metals as the place to be in really helping to supply hopefully create a rally that will continue for the next several months. back to you. >> thanks, sharon. rick santelli is tracking at the cme. we see the yield curve on the 30-year can be how are they doing today, ricky? >> this goes to the point. everyone is concerned if you are thinking rates aren't going up because they have. but they haven't really gotten traction at critical levels. so you look at one-week chart of everything. last week we closed at 109 and a 10 and yesterday closing at 190 and a 10. we back away when we get into the 90s. very similar for the 30-year bond. cert
even with the strength we have seen in the euros. that lets you know there is still some weakness here in the gold market. we are seeing profit taking pretty much across the board in metals complex. but another factor that may be contributing to the fact that we are seeing some weakness in gold is that traders are favoring platinum particularly this week going into 2013. looking at the white industrial metals as the place to be in really helping to supply hopefully create a rally that will...
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is it going to be 1.20 versus the euro/yen? there's going to be softening of the euro. >>> cutting ceo jamie dimon's pay. that brings dimon's total compensation for 2012 to a mere $11.5 million. down from $23 million a year before. we are asking with 11.5 million bucks less in his pocket how might dimon tighten his belt. sweet us@squawkstreet. some of your answers straight ahead. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without food. and it's not a narcotic. you and your doctor should balance the benefits
is it going to be 1.20 versus the euro/yen? there's going to be softening of the euro. >>> cutting ceo jamie dimon's pay. that brings dimon's total compensation for 2012 to a mere $11.5 million. down from $23 million a year before. we are asking with 11.5 million bucks less in his pocket how might dimon tighten his belt. sweet us@squawkstreet. some of your answers straight ahead. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion...
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. >> bob: down side is he did introduce cycling to america, which led to all the euro trash outfits that led to people riding around at 5:00 -- >> andrea: but he was the ambassador to europe. now they're in the cafes going see, he -- >> bob: who cared about cycling before he came along? maybe a few afterwards. >> eric: i lost a mother and sister to cancer. they loved lance armstrong. not because of it,be but because he was a cyclist but it was because he beat cancer and fought off a disease. there are people out there stricken with cancer -- >> dana: tony snow wore the livestrong bracelet every day he was press secretary. we wore it for him. it was based on a lie. he became rich, famous, every comfort in the world. the bost doctors in the world. great, the charity -- >> eric: my sister and my mother didn't look to lance armendariz because he won tour de frances but he beat testicular and brain cancer. >> dana: i understand. >> bob: who would have known that -- >> dana: it's unfair to say people criticizing him for what he did don't care about people of cancer. my grand parents died of ca
. >> bob: down side is he did introduce cycling to america, which led to all the euro trash outfits that led to people riding around at 5:00 -- >> andrea: but he was the ambassador to europe. now they're in the cafes going see, he -- >> bob: who cared about cycling before he came along? maybe a few afterwards. >> eric: i lost a mother and sister to cancer. they loved lance armstrong. not because of it,be but because he was a cyclist but it was because he beat cancer and...
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> you hear a lot of bad press about europe but europe has a deficit and i want to be exposed to the euro. mostly because i think that the policies of the federal reserve is identical to those of european central bank and euro has been doing very well. and i think, i smell, everybody is bearish on something. but the story doesn't match the numbers. >> bob pisani, good to see you again. in the 2008 crash, is risk in your opinion still underpriced. and if it is, how do you explain to people to protect themselves? >> unless people have been burned, you can't convince them to get protected. and tail risks have traditionally been cheap depending on which tail. and what people fail to understand is that owning tail protection allows me to take risk elsewhere. it is not like what i spend on the tail is the overall package. it is very favorable when you have equities more attractive than bonds and other things. you need spend premium. the money i get from dividend and hedges and that's why i henl myself and i don't have to worry about anything. deep out of the money puts. >> deep out of the money
> you hear a lot of bad press about europe but europe has a deficit and i want to be exposed to the euro. mostly because i think that the policies of the federal reserve is identical to those of european central bank and euro has been doing very well. and i think, i smell, everybody is bearish on something. but the story doesn't match the numbers. >> bob pisani, good to see you again. in the 2008 crash, is risk in your opinion still underpriced. and if it is, how do you explain to...
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the euro yet was at a 14-month high versus the dollar. and you can see right now, the dollar is stronger against the eu euro. gold prices are down by about 6.30, $1675.30 an ounce. right now, let's get to the global markets report. ross westgate is standing by in london. good morning. we haven't seen you in quite a while. you have a lot of red behind you this morning. >> we have, indeed, becky. i saw andrew more recently than i've seen you over there in davos. yeah, look, we are down. you can see decleaners outpacing the decliners. we're down at the session low. down around .0. the spanish market down 1.5%. that's down to bank stocks. they're all off heavily because of santander. santander is europe's largest lender in the eurozone. stock off 2.3% today. there's 2012 net profit more than halved hurt by big losses in real estate, write-downs and property assets. also key growth spots as latin america down, as well. they're setting aside another 18 billion or 19 billion euros for provisions in 2012. they said they may still sell some more a
the euro yet was at a 14-month high versus the dollar. and you can see right now, the dollar is stronger against the eu euro. gold prices are down by about 6.30, $1675.30 an ounce. right now, let's get to the global markets report. ross westgate is standing by in london. good morning. we haven't seen you in quite a while. you have a lot of red behind you this morning. >> we have, indeed, becky. i saw andrew more recently than i've seen you over there in davos. yeah, look, we are down. you...
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expected losses in europe is basically driven by weaker sales for the entire auto industry and a stronger euro. you put that together and that's where you get the expected $2 billion loss. another concern that's caught a little attention on wall street is this chart right here. see the yen has been weakening of the concern is you have the japanese automakers finally getting a little wind beneath their wings in terms of pricing in the u.s. we ask cfo bob shanks if that's a concern. here is what he had to say. >> what's happening is some people are pricing. some given back in incentives but some sticking. the pricing environment in the u.s. seems to be healthy and that's our expectations going through 2013. >> as you take a look at shares of ford, keep this in mind. it's a stock while down 5% this year, up 6.5% last year. a the lo are saying this the evaluation play for now. until definite that they will move higher you might be getting ahead of yourself. you have a guest later that might say buy now but that's the evaluation. >> over at stern senior analyst mike ward from that firm joins us now
expected losses in europe is basically driven by weaker sales for the entire auto industry and a stronger euro. you put that together and that's where you get the expected $2 billion loss. another concern that's caught a little attention on wall street is this chart right here. see the yen has been weakening of the concern is you have the japanese automakers finally getting a little wind beneath their wings in terms of pricing in the u.s. we ask cfo bob shanks if that's a concern. here is what...
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dollar reached a 14 month low against the euro. of course as we continue to speculate on how much this is going to devalue our currency here at home. and also, liz, i want to point sout that the long end -- i want to point out that the long end of the yield curve, the 30 year yield reaching a nine month high -- or sorry, a nine month low. so we continue to see a lot of movement in the treasury market, again, getting mixed up because liz as i toss it back to you, we have seen so much undoing of the trade that we saw post fed that these markets really are struggling to find direction. they don't know what the fed is going to do next. trying to put new trades on post fed announcement. back to you. liz: john brady in the pits with you was saying he's seeing a lot of puts out there for treasuries, which means sell, sell. thank you very much sandra smith. >> thank you. liz: my next guest would give the fed an f if he were rating its work. he says policy is very much part of the problem and it is time to trip the rate wire already, hike t
dollar reached a 14 month low against the euro. of course as we continue to speculate on how much this is going to devalue our currency here at home. and also, liz, i want to point sout that the long end -- i want to point out that the long end of the yield curve, the 30 year yield reaching a nine month high -- or sorry, a nine month low. so we continue to see a lot of movement in the treasury market, again, getting mixed up because liz as i toss it back to you, we have seen so much undoing of...
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somebody just wrote it's quake to are a euro bear at the moment. the stock markets conversely were taken further into negative territory. let's look at the three major indices. can you see the way in which they tracked down during the course of the segts. the other thing that i should mention to you before i hand you back is in advance of the ecb today, the spanish had a very good auction of debt. they deliberately were defensive and auctioned a two-year debt, which is exactly the direction the ecb would come in to buy debt if there was an emergency. i think this is a ten-month flow now on the spanish two-year yield but what a trek it has been during the course of the last year. >> nice way to start the year anyway, in spain anyways. let's get back to the news desk. michelle? >> it was about half an hour ago that representatives cummings and waxman released documents that might suggest the current ceo of walmart knew about allegations of bribery in mexico in early 2000. there are some other interesting stuff. there's also a link drawn to the former
somebody just wrote it's quake to are a euro bear at the moment. the stock markets conversely were taken further into negative territory. let's look at the three major indices. can you see the way in which they tracked down during the course of the segts. the other thing that i should mention to you before i hand you back is in advance of the ecb today, the spanish had a very good auction of debt. they deliberately were defensive and auctioned a two-year debt, which is exactly the direction the...
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they have the big crowds and block off the street and wear the euro trash outfit and look at you with great distapism want to drive them off the road. >> dana: exercise to me has a benefit for your mind. only way the human body gets rid of stress is work it off. that's good why it is good to walk or go to core fusion. >> kimberly: indoor court and hot tubbing are stress relievers. >> eric: slightly overweight. >> bob: obese doesn't help you. >> eric: so if you are a little overweight you work out and keep yourself in shape. so you are healthier. i love working out. i run four times a week and do push-ups every morning of my life. >> dana: push-up are the best exercise you can do. >> greg: you do it over a mirror. >> kimberly: he is like this. "god you look good." [ laughter ] >> bob: kimberly and i know that sex burns 600-calories an hour. >> kimberly: why do you say we know this? freddie burns $1600 an hour. -- freudian slip. >> greg: that the beckel institute. >> kimberly: you dragged me in to that. >> bob: it's good for you. limbers you up, when you run think about it. it hurts the
they have the big crowds and block off the street and wear the euro trash outfit and look at you with great distapism want to drive them off the road. >> dana: exercise to me has a benefit for your mind. only way the human body gets rid of stress is work it off. that's good why it is good to walk or go to core fusion. >> kimberly: indoor court and hot tubbing are stress relievers. >> eric: slightly overweight. >> bob: obese doesn't help you. >> eric: so if you are...
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mean they could pull out of the euro. could that be the catalyst for this alliance essentially to fall apart? >> well, david cameron did last week pledge a u.k. referendum on membership in the european union to be held in 2017, provided of course the conservatives win an outright majority in the 2015 general election. that of course is a big if. ashley: yeah. >> i would expect to see over the next two or three years potentially a number of members of the eurozone peeling away from it. in particular i think that greece, portugal, spain, perhaps italy may all fall away from the eurozone. the current situation with regard to spain, for example, is completely unsustainable. the spanish simply can in the survive i think in the euro as currently constituted. it really is a straightjacket which makes it extremely difficult actually for individual eurozone nation states to decide their own economic future. after all, the euro is a huge straitjacket and imposes all kind of restrictions upon national sovereignty. after all interest
mean they could pull out of the euro. could that be the catalyst for this alliance essentially to fall apart? >> well, david cameron did last week pledge a u.k. referendum on membership in the european union to be held in 2017, provided of course the conservatives win an outright majority in the 2015 general election. that of course is a big if. ashley: yeah. >> i would expect to see over the next two or three years potentially a number of members of the eurozone peeling away from...
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the euro turns 14 today. happy birthday, euro. has it been a success? what would it cost you, and i'm not just talking about the initial outlay, but upkeep, garden webs staff, dresses, everything that goes with it, well talk about that with robert frank as well. back to you on "power lunch." >> can't wait for that one, mandy. thank you very much. this is a booming section of the tobacco industry. none other than the electronic cigarettes. it is making cigarettes more life like and big tobacco is taking notice in a big way. jane wells is in los angeles with more. hi, jane. >> hi, sue. for those of you trying to quit smoking this year, big tobacco's not worried. it is investing in a solution to your resolution, competing with a diverse group of tech startups. >> who's got my god [ bleep ] cigarette. >> james cameron took heat for having his character played by sigourney weaver in "avatar" smoke. >> john cameron bag ceo of safecig, to build a product becoming ever closer to recreating the experience of smoking without the carcniogen. >> they still inhale n
the euro turns 14 today. happy birthday, euro. has it been a success? what would it cost you, and i'm not just talking about the initial outlay, but upkeep, garden webs staff, dresses, everything that goes with it, well talk about that with robert frank as well. back to you on "power lunch." >> can't wait for that one, mandy. thank you very much. this is a booming section of the tobacco industry. none other than the electronic cigarettes. it is making cigarettes more life like...
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. >> and they also used the euro to borrow a tremendous amount of money using the german balance sheet and we're doing the same thing, abusing our world's reserve currency status, and when that ends, it's going to be very painful. >> the music hasn't stopped. the cash is still flowing so markets will go higher. >> you're right. >> all right. we've got to go at this point. i'm not sure we solved anything, but it was fun somehow. >> we did better than congress. >> that's true. >> at least we didn't curse. >> no f-bombs here at least. see you later. stocks kick off the year on a high note thanks in last part to last night's 11th-hour tax deal in congress. checking with bertha coombs for today's leaders and laggards. >> bill, a day for notable milestones. the dow starting the year up over 2% for only the tenth time in 100 years, the nasdaq's best one-day gain in over 15 months, the s&p starting the year with a sizable gain for the fifth straight year. that's never happened and the russell 2000 hitting a new all-time high. zipcar was the russell's biggest percentage gainer on a $500 million
. >> and they also used the euro to borrow a tremendous amount of money using the german balance sheet and we're doing the same thing, abusing our world's reserve currency status, and when that ends, it's going to be very painful. >> the music hasn't stopped. the cash is still flowing so markets will go higher. >> you're right. >> all right. we've got to go at this point. i'm not sure we solved anything, but it was fun somehow. >> we did better than congress....
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euro growth is still weak. once the risk compression trade has run its course, i think it will be that trend taking over again. so around 1.34 i would sell again. >> as you look into 2013, do you see a european crisis? do you see the ecb essentially having to come into the markets? was angela merkel right it will be tougher for germany than 2012 was? >> i think growth remains very, very weak. therefore, i think during the course of the year, ecb will be forced to take additional steps. that will drive the euro gradually lower. >> gradually lower, but not a crash. >> not a crash like we saw in the summer. >> interesting. thank you for your time. >> thanks so much. >> for more currency trades, be sure to catch "money in motion" on friday at 5:30 with melissa. if you want more educational currencies, go to currencyclash @money in month. >> the fiscal cliff that was almost not. what it means for the players in health care. the ceo of athena health joins us in 15 minutes' time. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 you should've seen
euro growth is still weak. once the risk compression trade has run its course, i think it will be that trend taking over again. so around 1.34 i would sell again. >> as you look into 2013, do you see a european crisis? do you see the ecb essentially having to come into the markets? was angela merkel right it will be tougher for germany than 2012 was? >> i think growth remains very, very weak. therefore, i think during the course of the year, ecb will be forced to take additional...
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the euro, though, fell off a mini cliff of its own. a little more detail coming up. >> we'll see kelly evans in just a bit. here's another big story brewing. >> reporter: a brutal political battle today over hurricane sandy aid for hard-hit new york and new jersey. i'll bring you all the tough rhetoric when we come back. >>> and yet another big story brewing for tomorrow. john boehner, he could be facing a real challenge for his job speaker of the house. ace acosta is all over this story. "the kudlow report" begins right now. >>> back to the rally on the streets today. that is the total sizzle story. check out these numbers. in case you missed it, dow added 308 points. nasdaq up 93. s&p 500 surging 36. cnbc's kelly evans joins us with all the details. good evening, kelly. >> larry, good evening, from down here at the stock exchange where you practically would expect streamers and champagne. the kind of day we had to put in in context, the likes of bill gross saying he sees stocks up 5% for the year, we did 60% of that in the first trad
the euro, though, fell off a mini cliff of its own. a little more detail coming up. >> we'll see kelly evans in just a bit. here's another big story brewing. >> reporter: a brutal political battle today over hurricane sandy aid for hard-hit new york and new jersey. i'll bring you all the tough rhetoric when we come back. >>> and yet another big story brewing for tomorrow. john boehner, he could be facing a real challenge for his job speaker of the house. ace acosta is all...
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in europe, unemployment is still rising, approaching 12% in the euro area. steadily hovered around 8%. no relief from that and no reasonable source of relief. we double or triple those numbers and again, nothing to write home about, long-term unemployment, people disconnecting from the labor market and problems with migration issues and problems with the delivery of public services precisely because of that. we are saying go green because we are on a collision course with nature. because at the rate where we are going, we are going to have a poor degree of success by the end of the century. we are talking about improbable scenarios, but we are on a course and have not done very much about it. the biodiversity, the air, the waste, these things continue to be challenges. because of the crisis, we have been distracted and there are some institutional issues take away a little bit of obsolete. democracy and governance issues, the g8 and g20 have not been mentioned here. we have to improve international cooperation to get home. yesterday we wrote a panel about wh
in europe, unemployment is still rising, approaching 12% in the euro area. steadily hovered around 8%. no relief from that and no reasonable source of relief. we double or triple those numbers and again, nothing to write home about, long-term unemployment, people disconnecting from the labor market and problems with migration issues and problems with the delivery of public services precisely because of that. we are saying go green because we are on a collision course with nature. because at the...
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breached 120 on the euro, a big deal. breached 90 on the dollar/yen so the japanese are definitely devaluing their currency, but to be fair, it was just last year that the dollar reached a record low on the end, so if you take a wide enough view, you know, the japanese aren't mistaken, say, and they are just trying to price it more accurately. the problem is once this machine gets going of printing and weakening, how does it ever stop? >> yeah. how much of this rally lately that we've been talking about here has been fundamental and how much is just the greasing by the fed, do you think? >> well, look, i think the liquidity backdrop is the ultimate context where all the rest is going on. we've had bad enough economic scares with this much or almost this much central bank liquidity where the market had no trouble not going up, so i don't think it can be explained by one thing or another. talking about five-year highs, since april 2nd of next year up less than 5%, not necessarily as if we've torn our way to some massive run
breached 120 on the euro, a big deal. breached 90 on the dollar/yen so the japanese are definitely devaluing their currency, but to be fair, it was just last year that the dollar reached a record low on the end, so if you take a wide enough view, you know, the japanese aren't mistaken, say, and they are just trying to price it more accurately. the problem is once this machine gets going of printing and weakening, how does it ever stop? >> yeah. how much of this rally lately that we've...
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if you look at the euro versus the dollars, wow, euro is screaming today. you look at the euro/yen, that's screaming as well. the dollar/yen is screaming as well. so the dynamic of the yen continuing to be under pressure. will this be a huge move? many think, if you talk to some of the japanese officials, they're say it's just getting back to a reality after the end was pretty much decimated about a year ago with respect to too strong relative to the other currencies. no matter how you slice it, all that meats is where we are now and where we're going in the future. >> thank you we'll find out the latest movements in energy. sharon, take it over. >> it's all about algeria. a lot of traders are paying attention to the ongoing hostage situation at the gas field where islamist militants had attacked that facility and still holding some folks hostage there. we have learned from the algerian news agency that about 45 hostages, including some americans had escaped the complex, but still bp is confirming that the situation remains unresolved. it tellses it has con
if you look at the euro versus the dollars, wow, euro is screaming today. you look at the euro/yen, that's screaming as well. the dollar/yen is screaming as well. so the dynamic of the yen continuing to be under pressure. will this be a huge move? many think, if you talk to some of the japanese officials, they're say it's just getting back to a reality after the end was pretty much decimated about a year ago with respect to too strong relative to the other currencies. no matter how you slice...
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the euro gaining, and that helmont about a percent on the dollar, which finished at a 52- week low as a matter of fact. gold finishing up over $19 during today's trading session. u.s. be chief economist maury harris joins us now. meanwhile, immigration and customs enforcement suing the government for refusing to let the men forced the law. nationalize council is also here. and israel unilaterally attacking key syrian assets and an overnight bombing. former pentagon official is also our guest tonight. would you want to begin with the u.s. economy shocking the experts in shrinking for the first time since the recession. fox news iran house correspondent has our report. >> less than two weeks that the president said his second inaugural address that an economic recovery had begun to let the congress -- commerce departments and not so fast. slow growth slashed economic growth from three pa 1% to-1 to the persons in the fourth. they downplayed the report and give republicans part of the blame. >> consumer spending has been rising. >> comments about using the threat of across-the-board spen
the euro gaining, and that helmont about a percent on the dollar, which finished at a 52- week low as a matter of fact. gold finishing up over $19 during today's trading session. u.s. be chief economist maury harris joins us now. meanwhile, immigration and customs enforcement suing the government for refusing to let the men forced the law. nationalize council is also here. and israel unilaterally attacking key syrian assets and an overnight bombing. former pentagon official is also our guest...
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even the dollar index has reprieve today when the euro lost a boat load ground and yet we still hang on to our gains on the yen. but to address your question and your issue specifically mandy, literally there are hundreds of people on the floor. last year and this year, looking to be big sellers, higher yields in 2013. and if you look at flows, it makes sense. but i would caution that if the only catalyst for yields are the biggest catalyst is rising stocks, athink at some point the tail wags the dog in the higher yield mitigate that rally to some extent. >> that's a good caution to take. thank you very much, rick. let's find out what is happening now as i see wti inching towards $93 bucks a barrel, sharon. >> a very strong start to 2013 for oil and metals mandy and we are looking at oil prices but really metals prices leading the rally higher here that we are seeing in kmode see commodities. there is a lot of new money in the marketplace as well. the fact that fiscal cliff was averted, the fact a deal has been done, that encouraged some buying we are seeing here. we look at oil pric
even the dollar index has reprieve today when the euro lost a boat load ground and yet we still hang on to our gains on the yen. but to address your question and your issue specifically mandy, literally there are hundreds of people on the floor. last year and this year, looking to be big sellers, higher yields in 2013. and if you look at flows, it makes sense. but i would caution that if the only catalyst for yields are the biggest catalyst is rising stocks, athink at some point the tail wags...
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this is the euro versus the swiss. there's been a major appreciation of the euro. it's basically at 20-month highs. what's fascinateding is, now look at the next chart. we don't have negative yields in a swiss two-year anymore. see how the charts correlate? basically that's a barometer. funding issues have receded, swiss are getting back to normalcy. now it's all about growth and employment. and all of that information comes out at the end of the week. david faber, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much, mr. santelli. well, yesterday's shares of hess up rather sharply in part because of the company's announcement of a number of different things it's doing refining its assets. interestingly it didn't react as much as one might have anticipated given today's move from what we learned is likely to be a move by elliott associates on the company from an activist perspective. this morning we got that move. and boy, did we ever get it. the stock itself moving up sharply. let me quickly give you some of the particulars here. you know, this name has been out there i
this is the euro versus the swiss. there's been a major appreciation of the euro. it's basically at 20-month highs. what's fascinateding is, now look at the next chart. we don't have negative yields in a swiss two-year anymore. see how the charts correlate? basically that's a barometer. funding issues have receded, swiss are getting back to normalcy. now it's all about growth and employment. and all of that information comes out at the end of the week. david faber, back to you. >> all...
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because the euro has fallen quite dramatically and the dollar add great day like every other currency. becky, back to you and happy new year. >> happy new year. >> if you are just coming out under your rock, a triple digit on the dow. yields on the ten-year also rising. still a lot of uncertainty ahead. how should you be positioning yourself or 2013? let's bring in our panel of expert traders. kenny is standing by at the nyse. richburg in chicago. and anthony at the nymes. kenny, why don't we start things off with you. you said you thought this would be a good year for stocks. is that because you think the economy is looking strong or you can't fight the fed at this point? >> you can't fight the fed as we have seen the last three or four years. but it is not so much that economy is so strong, it feels to be stabilized. it feels to build a nice foundation. whether our economy or economies around the world. that is giving me optimism for the year. i do though think that first couple months actually might be fairly volatile. but in the end, if you stick with the plan, i think equities ar
because the euro has fallen quite dramatically and the dollar add great day like every other currency. becky, back to you and happy new year. >> happy new year. >> if you are just coming out under your rock, a triple digit on the dow. yields on the ten-year also rising. still a lot of uncertainty ahead. how should you be positioning yourself or 2013? let's bring in our panel of expert traders. kenny is standing by at the nyse. richburg in chicago. and anthony at the nymes. kenny,...
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. >> i like the australian dollar, euro/aussie is going higher. >> andy bush. >> divergence is happening in the technicals. a good time to be trading around these currencies. >> buy aussie on a pullback. >> kathy? >> dollar/yen headed for a stronger dip above 90. >> that's it for us here at "money in motion," your next chance to make a currency trade is sunday afternoon. we will see you back here next friday at 5:30 p.m. eastern time on cnbc. have a great long weekend. "mad money's" up next. >>> i'm jim cramer, and welcome to my world. you need to get in the game. going out of business and he's nuts, they're nuts! they know nothing! i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere, and i promise -- "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i just want to try to save you some money. my job is not just to entertain you but to educate you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. we had that sweet combination of good earnings from companies like general electric, morgan stanley, schlumberger coupled wi
. >> i like the australian dollar, euro/aussie is going higher. >> andy bush. >> divergence is happening in the technicals. a good time to be trading around these currencies. >> buy aussie on a pullback. >> kathy? >> dollar/yen headed for a stronger dip above 90. >> that's it for us here at "money in motion," your next chance to make a currency trade is sunday afternoon. we will see you back here next friday at 5:30 p.m. eastern time on cnbc....
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i remember the 5-year number was 259, and then the 10-euros 487. about 60 was throughout the more disciplined use of resources. trying to remember, but i don't for sure what portion. 20%. probably roughly the same, but i don't frankly remember. i should, but i don't remember the number. so, you know, you start to go from sequestration, but let me try to be helpful. under the law before the new year's day legislation there was a sequestration about 547 in something called the national defence function where about 95 percent of that. our share was about 52. also a cap in the budget control act, and there was a sequestration associated with that. in the prior law we thought it would be 10 billion. the total is 62. when nothing the total would be more like 45. i hope he will take those numbers as rough, roughly 9%. and smaller because they change the law and a change some of the caps and reduced the size of the sequestration negotiation, the taxpayer relief act. is that clear? >> sorry. >> i'm going to take one more prerogative of the chair and ask one
i remember the 5-year number was 259, and then the 10-euros 487. about 60 was throughout the more disciplined use of resources. trying to remember, but i don't for sure what portion. 20%. probably roughly the same, but i don't frankly remember. i should, but i don't remember the number. so, you know, you start to go from sequestration, but let me try to be helpful. under the law before the new year's day legislation there was a sequestration about 547 in something called the national defence...
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is it the euro or the yen? let's explain that look at the two-day the euro versus the yen. interesting. that is giving up ground. look at the canada versus the yes. the canada is really holding up well. after looking at all the cross trades, i would think that the euro is really the catalyst for some of the lower trade, even though we all know that the yen is on a path most likely to lose ground against most of the major currencies. brian sullivan, the mario andretti of street signs and "squawk on the street," back to you. >> you're way too kind, rick, but i will take it. thank you very much. let's check out the latest moves in energy and metals and go down to sharon epperson at the nymex. how are things looking, sharon? >> looks like we are seeing a bit of a pull back across-the-board in the commodities sector after yesterday's sharp rally, gold hate two-week high we are looking at the aftermath of this, a lot of folks deciding now they put new money to work what are they really going to do for 2013? you look at the gold price, it's hit the lows of the session right around
is it the euro or the yen? let's explain that look at the two-day the euro versus the yen. interesting. that is giving up ground. look at the canada versus the yes. the canada is really holding up well. after looking at all the cross trades, i would think that the euro is really the catalyst for some of the lower trade, even though we all know that the yen is on a path most likely to lose ground against most of the major currencies. brian sullivan, the mario andretti of street signs and...
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so that auction going well, spanish yields coming into euro. if i can give you a sense of what's happening in other markets, the euro is higher. european equities for the most part as you're looking there are mixed to flat. but here is a look at what's been grabbing our attention. up .3% to 1.31. that i just want to bring your attention to. the all of points down there, you're looking at the dollar/yen. that's the other major story that we continue to follow. 88 was the level breached in trade today as the yen continues to weaken by the dollar by .is 3%. we'll wait to see if we hear anything more specific. if the central banks were to cut rates, it would be a major surprise to the markets now. but if anything, this business strength that we see will be continued if the ecb doesn't deliver anything, gives us more of the same. that decision is due out shortly. we'll keep an eye out for it. bank of england is expected to keep rates roughly unchanged. back to you. >> kelly, thank you. it sounds like we have a lot more to come from europe. we will w
so that auction going well, spanish yields coming into euro. if i can give you a sense of what's happening in other markets, the euro is higher. european equities for the most part as you're looking there are mixed to flat. but here is a look at what's been grabbing our attention. up .3% to 1.31. that i just want to bring your attention to. the all of points down there, you're looking at the dollar/yen. that's the other major story that we continue to follow. 88 was the level breached in trade...
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least seven countries in europe in recession, germany may be headed for one as well especially if the euro keeps strengthening. tyler, back to you. >> michelle, thanks. lamborghini unveils a new roadster. it goes so fast you'll miss it if you flip the channel. you wouldn't think about doing it. we'll tell you about the cost. ceo of harley davidson is going to be in the room and tell us why his stock is climbing even though quarterly numbers missed forecast. keith wandell with us today. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. [ dog barks ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] something powerful is coming. ♪ see it on february 3rd. ♪ [ coughs ] [ angry gibberish ] [ justin ] mulligan sir. mulligan. take a mulligan. i took something for my sinuses, but i still have this cough. [ male announcer ] truth is, a lot of sinus products don't treat cough. they don't? [ male announcer ] nope, but alka seltzer plus severe sinus does it treats your worst sinus symptoms, plus that annoying cough. [ angry gibberish ] [ fake coug
least seven countries in europe in recession, germany may be headed for one as well especially if the euro keeps strengthening. tyler, back to you. >> michelle, thanks. lamborghini unveils a new roadster. it goes so fast you'll miss it if you flip the channel. you wouldn't think about doing it. we'll tell you about the cost. ceo of harley davidson is going to be in the room and tell us why his stock is climbing even though quarterly numbers missed forecast. keith wandell with us today....